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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1928

Page

7

Tax Cut Bill Reduces U S Revenues by 222 Million

United Press reports President Coolidge signed a tax reduction measure slicing federal revenues by 222.5 million. Key provisions include lowering the corporate income tax from 13 to 12 percent, repealing the 3 percent motor vehicle sales tax, raising theater admission exemptions, and widening earned income credits while preserving individual rates. The bill reflects a Senate House compromise, with debates over estate tax repeal and motor car excise tax retention.

United Press Washington Coolidge House Senate Treasury Democrats United States Chamber of Commerce Administration

Library meeting opens in West Baden and ILLE

Attendance tops two thousand at the fiftieth annual American Library Association meeting in West Baden and French Lick sessions. Speakers include Mrs. Elizabeth C Earl and Carl B Roden with Meredith Nicholson and Mary A Ahern. Lightning injures five Chafin family members in Illinois with minor burns to Leo Chafin.

West Baden Ind American Library Association French Lick United States Canada Mexico Elizabeth C. Earl Indiana Library and Historical Commission Carl B. Roden Chicago Meredith Nicholson Indiana Mary A. Ahern Times Special Ille

Indianapolis Airport Weather and Aviation Exposition Notes

Weather conditions at Indianapolis airport show a southwest wind eight miles per hour, pressure 29.80, temperature 60, broken clouds, unlimited ceiling and visibility. The city hosted famed aviators visiting for the aeronautical exposition and Speedway races, with plans for parachute stunts and daily candy drops by Capt. Dallas Speer, plus Lindbergh testing a transcontinental route from Columbus. Two Waco planes arrived in Logansport for eight students of the Wabash Valley Aviation Company.

Indianapolis The Times J. H. Armington Donald McConnell Government Dallas M. Speer William H. Block Company Otto Y. Schnering Curtiss Candy Company Hoosier Kessler Blvd Lafayette Pike Speer Arcadia Fla Air Corps Reserve Logansport Ind Waco Wabash Valley Aviation Company

Indianapolis chapter forms under National Aero Nautical Association

Maj Richard F Taylor is president of the new Indianapolis chapter with a permanent organization effected and officers named Monday night at the Indiana National Guard armory. Officers include J C Marshall vice president G W Vawter secretary and M G Carpenter treasurer Directors are Judge Byron K Elliott Paul H Moore W W Winslow and Robert Shank A campaign to reach 1000 members by August 1 will be led by Capt William R Kester.

Richard F. Taylor Indianapolis National Aeroanautical Association Indiana National Guard Armory J. C. Marshall G. W. Vawter M. G. Carpenter Byron K. Elliott Paul H. Moore W. W. Winslow Robert Shank William R. Kester

Anderson urged to build airport by oil company rep

J C Marshall of Standard Oil Company Indiana spoke in Anderson Indiana advocating a suitable city airport. He urged local action to advance aviation and predicted strong odds Anderson would join the transcontinental system.

Anderson Ind J. C. Marshall Standard Oil Company Indiana

Riddle Visits Indianapolis From Cincinnati

Capt John Paul Riddle of the Embry Riddle Company, contractors on the Cincinnati Chicago air mail route, traveled from Cincinnati to Indianapolis on the mail plane Monday evening to visit the aeronautical exposition. He piloted the first air mail plane through Indianapolis when the route opened last December.

John Paul Riddle Embry-Riddle Company Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis Riddle

Captain Green Visits Indy Airport With Experimental Plane

Captain Green of Wrightfield Dayton Ohio visited the Indianapolis airport Monday piloting an experimental aircraft outfitted with the newest radio telephone devices.

Green Wrightfield Dayton Ohio Indianapolis

Guard officers fly to Dayton for supplies

Lieut. M. G. Carpenter of the Indiana National Guard and Capt. W. F. Smith of the 113th Observation Squadron medical detachment flew to Dayton, Ohio, today to secure necessary medical and supply materials.

M. G. Carpenter Indiana National Guard Dayton Ohio W. F. Smith 113Th Observation Squadron

Pilot lands at Indianapolis in Waco 10 from Lafayette

Captain Lawrence Aretz arrived at Indianapolis airport Monday traveling from Lafayette aboard a Ryan Siemens powered Waco 10. A Lafayette businessman accompanied him as passenger.

Lawrence Aretz Indianapolis Lafayette

Pilot Ed Johnson Flew to Fort Wayne in Eagle Rock Plane

Ed Johnson piloted an Eagle Rock aircraft to Fort Wayne today with two passengers aboard. The incident reflects a routine domestic flight with a small party on board and no reported complications. Authorities confirmed flight details and passengers remained unharmed.

Ed Johnson Ft Wayne Eagle Rock

Indianapolis aviation weather service sought by Chamber of Commerce

J H Armington government meteorologist writes to Paul H Moore aviation secretary noting prospects for expanded aviation weather service in Indianapolis. He cites a Weather Bureau letter saying pilot balloon work may not be practical in a nearby survey yet a suitable service will be organized. Crown Point already operates pilot balloon observations and Indianapolis stands to gain if a similar service is not established locally.

J. H. Armington Paul H. Moore Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis Armington The Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Crown Point Ind

Recovering Lieutenant Dexter After Boston Plane Crash

Lieut. Julian S. Dexter of Bollingfield Washington was injured when his pursuit plane crashed from 150 feet at Boston airport. He escaped with only a slight head injury and left the field after treatment at the airport dispensary.

la United Preas Boston Julian S. Dexter Bollingfield Washington Dexter

Double Slaying Probe Reveals Two Weapons

Sheriff Johnston received from Atoka authorities two pistols belonging to John Burns. He is tied to the February slayings of Deputy Sheriffs John P. Grove and Wallace McClure. Burns, arrested last week, says he and Samuel Baxter were arrested in Atoka for carrying concealed weapons. Baxter remains at large.

Lafayette Ind C. M. Johnston Atoka Okla John Burns John P. Grove Wallace McClure Burns Samuel Baxter Baxter

Prizes At Drivers Dinner For 500 Mile Classic

Speedway race prizes exceed 15000 dollars for the 500 mile classic. Chamber of Commerce dinner Thursday will honor drivers with Dick Miller presiding and Capt. E V Rickenbacker as principal speaker. Tickets limited to 300, available from the Chamber. Donors include numerous Indianapolis firms such as Allison Engineering, Chevrolet, Coca Cola Bottling, and Stutz, plus out of town companies.

Chamber of Commerce Dick Miller E. V. Rickenbacker Speedway Indianapolis Allison Engineering Company American Foundry Company L. 8. Ayres & Co William Block Company Checker Cab Company Chevrolet Motor Company City Trust Company Cisypedl Hotel Columbia Club Coca-Cola Bottling Works D. A. Lubricant Company, Inc Diamond Chain Company the Fishback Company Fletcher American Bank the Gibson Company Henkel-Randall Printing Company Hide, Leather and Belting Hollenbeck Press Hook Drug Company Indiana Bell Telephone Company Indiana National Ank of Indianapolis Indianapolis Auto Trade Association Indianapolis Engraving Company Indianapolis Lumbermen's Clu Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis News Kingan & Co H. Lieber Company Link Belt Company Armon Motor Car Company Marott Oe Shop Western Oil Refining Company Wheeler-Schebler Yellow Cab Company Metal Auto Parts Company E. C. Atkins & Co Indianapolis Power and Light Commpany

Indiana University yearbook lists students with It

The 1928 Arbustus yearbook from Indiana University in Bloomington lists students who possess It. Names include Oweeta Thompson from Heltonville, a junior. Clem Bucher of Huntington, a senior. and Irene Nixon of Newport, a senior.

Times Special Bloomington Ind Arbustus Indiana University Oweeta Thompson Heltonville Clem Bucher Huntington Irene Nixon Newport

Life term for man who killed his two sons in Canal

George A. Chisholm began a life sentence at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City for the February murder of his sons George 9 and Edgar 7. Insanity due to shell shock in World War I was used to oppose the death penalty, with Judge Crumpacker noting the killer cannot be normal.

Valparaiso Ind George A. Chisholm Indiana Michigan City George Edgar Indiana Harbor Chisholm Grant Crumpacker Porter Circuit Court

Fear contractor missing after robbery report

Parents of Fred Frosch 26 of 2234 Leland Ave tell police they fear he was waylaid and robbed of 400 dollars he carried leaving home Saturday night. Frosch a contractor started to the bank in his car. Richard Larr 58 is missing from 3133 College Ave per his son. Oscar Dunnn 29 a welder left Bloomington Ind last Wednesday to seek work and has not been heard from.

Fred Frosch Leland Ave Frosch Richard Larr College Ave Oscar Dunnn Bloomington Ind

Mound Study Planned by Indiana Historical Society

The Indiana Historical Society will conduct an archeological survey across Indiana this summer and excavate at least one prehistoric mound. Frank N. Setzler of Chicago will direct the work under the archeological section led by William R. Teel. A $200 contribution supports the project.

Indiana Historical Society Indiana The Inn University Club Frank N. Setzler Chicago Ohio State Archeological and Historical Museum of Ohio Society William R. Teel

Fifty four to graduate Broad Ripple High School

Commencement exercises for fifty four graduates will be held in the school auditorium Monday night June 11. Principal K. V. Ammerman announces the class includes Eugene Bibbins Dorothy Bourne Robert Brnc Assunta Cardarelli Esther Christensen Rose Christensen Ann Clin ton Betty Crandall Mildred Cross Gordon Culloden Waldine Cunningham Lois Dale Edwin Dawson Elizabeth Deagan Erma Dobbins Miriam Everson Dorothy Finn Mary Garriott Marian Guedel Bob Hanika Robert Heiney Raymond Hitchcock Grace Huggins Meredith Hunt Kenneth Hurley Doris Hysom Virginia Kelly Edward Kryster Charles Leeds Nobel Lomer Belle Macy Bob McGinnis Jane McGinnis Jack Millar Nancy Miller Rosebelle Mur burger Mona Nelson Marian Newman Thelma Pate Zelma Rick Lorraine Scott Corbelle Smith Elizabeth Smith Curtis Springer Virgil Sterrett Robert Tridle Ellen Ward Mae Ward Eleanor Warner Max Webb Harold Weller Bob White Howard Young Ruth Young.

Eugene Bibbins Dorothy Bourne Robert Brnc Assunta Cardarelli Esther Christensen Rose Christensen Ann Clinton Betty Crandall Mildred Cross Gordon Culloden Waldine Cunningham Lois Dale Edwin Dawson Elizabeth Deagan Erma Dobbins Miriam Everson Dorothy Filnn Mary Garriott Marian Guedel Bob Hanika Robert Heiney Raymond Hitchcock Grace Huggins Meredith Hunt Kenneth Hurley Doris Hysom Virginia Kelly Edward Kryster Charles Leeds Nobel Lomer Belle Macy Bob McGinnis Jane McGinnis Jack Millar Nancy Miller Rosebelle Murburger Mona Nelson Marian Newman Thelma Pate Zelma Rick Lorraine Scott Corbelle Smith Elizabeth Smith Curtis Springer Virgil Sterrett Robert Tridle Ellen Ward Mae Ward Eleanor Warner Max Webb Harold Weller Bob White Howard Young Ruth Young

Date Set for I C C Oral Argument Over Rail Line Abandonment

June 6 has been set for oral argument before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. The case concerns an intervening petition by the State Chamber of Commerce to stop Central Indiana Railroad from abandoning its line between Anderson and Muncie and Brazil and Lebanon. The petition argues abandonment would harm Remy Electric Company of Anderson, a major local industry.

Interstate Commerce Commision Washington Central Indiana Railroad Anderson Muncie Brazil Lebanon State Chamber of Commerce Remy Electric Company

Driver held after crash near Stop 82 Madison Rd

Raymond Jennings 24 of 1015 E Sixty Third St faces municipal court on reckless driving after a late Monday crash near Stop 82 Madison Rd. The car overturned three times, ejecting occupants. Dorothy Judd 18 of 1819 N Meridian St injured. Ada Anthony 19 and Richard Patton 21 also injured. Anthony and Patton rode in a rumble seat. A pistol and wine were found in the car. Jennings wore an old Marions County police badge bought at a gas station.

Raymond Jennings E. Sixty-Third St Madison Rd Jennings Dorthy Judd Meridian St City Hospital Ada Anthony W. Walnut St Richard Patton College Ave Indianapolis Southport Anthony Patton Marions County

Fire destroys nine room residence after furnace fire

In Noblesville Indiana on May 29 an invalid daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Sheets complained of cold. Mrs Sheets started a fire in the furnace which sent sparks to the roof and destroyed the twelve room home. Damage was estimated at 9000 dollars with insurance covering less than half.

Noblesville Ind Otto Sheets Sheets

Three Towns Flooded in Canada Worst In History

United Press reports the St. John’s district in Canada hit by the worst floods on record. Petit Saguenay St Felicien and L Anse St Jean are cut off by destroyed bridges and landslides. Homes may be lost and no lives confirmed. pleas for government aid pour in as communications fail.

United Preas Montreal St. John's Canada Petit Saguenay St. Felicien L'Anse St. Jean L’ Anse St. Jean

Why Have Corns Shur-O Discovers Corn Remedy

Advertising copy touts Shur-Om as a fast corn and callous remover. It claims instant pain relief after moistening the corn, then peeling out the root in minutes. Sold at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores for 50 cents with a money back guarantee, offering relief from misery.

Hook

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